Finger reimplantation is a pivotal technique in microsurgery,playing an irreplaceable role in restoring the functional integrity of fingers,maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the hand,ensuring the patient’s abil...Finger reimplantation is a pivotal technique in microsurgery,playing an irreplaceable role in restoring the functional integrity of fingers,maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the hand,ensuring the patient’s ability to perform delicate hand operations,and enhancing their social participation and quality of life.This paper reports on the perioperative nursing approach employed in a successful case of replantation involving a single hand with a multi-planar,20-segment amputation of four fingers.By establishing a specialized nursing team,conducting a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s condition,formulating a personalized nursing plan,and implementing precise nursing care,we achieved successful outcomes.After nearly four weeks of meticulous diagnosis,treatment,and nursing,17 segments of the replanted fingers survived,preserving the functional length of the amputated fingers and maximizing the restoration of hand function.This nursing method provides valuable insights and approaches for effectively managing vascular crises following digital replantation,improving the replantation survival rate,and enhancing patient satisfaction.展开更多
Objective To study the replantation methods of the amputated complex tissue mass of fingers. Methods Nine cases were replanted using the routine method and the artery-vein bridge grafting method respectively. Results ...Objective To study the replantation methods of the amputated complex tissue mass of fingers. Methods Nine cases were replanted using the routine method and the artery-vein bridge grafting method respectively. Results All 9 cases survived. At 1 year postoperation, the length of the replanted finger was comparable to that of the healthy side with satisfactory appearance. The average finger function increased 30% when compared with pre-operation one. Conclusion For the amputated complex tissue mass of fingers, routine replantation should be carried out if there was one or two digital proper arteries. If a defect was present, the artery-vein bridge grafting method was chosen accordingly. 5 refs,2 figs.展开更多
文摘Finger reimplantation is a pivotal technique in microsurgery,playing an irreplaceable role in restoring the functional integrity of fingers,maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the hand,ensuring the patient’s ability to perform delicate hand operations,and enhancing their social participation and quality of life.This paper reports on the perioperative nursing approach employed in a successful case of replantation involving a single hand with a multi-planar,20-segment amputation of four fingers.By establishing a specialized nursing team,conducting a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s condition,formulating a personalized nursing plan,and implementing precise nursing care,we achieved successful outcomes.After nearly four weeks of meticulous diagnosis,treatment,and nursing,17 segments of the replanted fingers survived,preserving the functional length of the amputated fingers and maximizing the restoration of hand function.This nursing method provides valuable insights and approaches for effectively managing vascular crises following digital replantation,improving the replantation survival rate,and enhancing patient satisfaction.
文摘Objective To study the replantation methods of the amputated complex tissue mass of fingers. Methods Nine cases were replanted using the routine method and the artery-vein bridge grafting method respectively. Results All 9 cases survived. At 1 year postoperation, the length of the replanted finger was comparable to that of the healthy side with satisfactory appearance. The average finger function increased 30% when compared with pre-operation one. Conclusion For the amputated complex tissue mass of fingers, routine replantation should be carried out if there was one or two digital proper arteries. If a defect was present, the artery-vein bridge grafting method was chosen accordingly. 5 refs,2 figs.
